| 单词 | harvest |
| 释义 | harvestWord family nounharvesterharvest festivalharvestmanharvest Crops har·vest1 /ˈhɑːvɪst $ ˈhɑːr-/ ●●○ noun 1 [countableC, uncountableU]TACGROW PLANTS, VEGETABLES ETC the time when crops are gathered from the fields, or the act of gathering them 收获期；收获，收割 at harvest/at harvest time every year at harvest time 每年在收获的季节 wheat/rice/grape etc harvest It rained for the potato harvest. 收马铃薯的时节下起了雨。 2 [countableC]TAC the crops that have been gathered, or the amount and quality of the crops gathered 收成；收获量 good/bumper harvest (=a lot of crops) 丰收 Plum growers are expecting a bumper harvest this year. 种植李树的农民期盼着今年有个好收成。 poor/bad harvest (=few crops) 歉收 3 reap a harvest RESULTto get good or bad results from your actions 获得成果；尝到苦果 The company is now reaping the harvest of careful planning. 公司现在尝到了精心规划带来的甜头。 Examples from the Corpus reap a harvest• And with his prosthetic hand, Harrelson reaps a harvest of bad sight gags.• In the past few years dedicated search projects in the United States have reaped a harvest of the skies. n COLLOCATIONS – Meanings 1 & 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + harvest good The late frosts ended hopes of a good harvest that year. poor/bad (=with few crops) A series of poor harvests plunged them into debt. a bumper harvest (=a very good harvest) Plum growers are expecting a bumper harvest this year. the grain/potato/corn etc harvest harvest + NOUNThis year's grain harvest is expected to be well over 85 million tons. harvest time He hired extra workers to help at harvest time. the harvest season verbsOrchard farmers are busiest during the September and October harvest season. bring in/gather in the harvest (also get in the harvest) (=collect the crops from the fields) They were working late into the night to get the harvest in. the harvest fails (=there are no crops or only poor crops) The potato harvest failed that year. Examples from the Corpus harvest• Who is the firstfruit of a harvest of blessings to come?• As a result of several bumper harvests, the country now has a grain surplus.• Spraying is necessary, particularly against fungal diseases, to have a decent harvest of nice-looking fruit every year.• Meanwhile the domestic harvest continues apace, with 72 % of the crop gathered.• It should be a good harvest this year.• The heavy frosts had ended hopes of a good harvest that year.• The main harvest will be in July and August, however.• Slower varieties maturing in two months or more need to be sown in July to ensure a lengthy October harvest.• This year's olive harvest was the best since the war.• Recent harvests have been short and not enough trees have been planted for the future.• As California's harvests begin next month, Juan's plight will highlight a nation's shame.• Even the youngest children would come and help to get the harvest in.• The harvest was reported on Sept. 19 as being 40,000,000 tonnes down on the amount at the same time in 1990.• The harvest is usually ready in July or August.• September is usually harvest time.• the wheat harvest wheat/rice/grape etc harvest• You should go at rice harvest, she said.• Despite an 11 percent increase in the 1995 California grape harvest, wine prices for consumers will still go up.• An excellent rice harvest caused prices to plummet by 40 %.• But after three relatively small grape harvests in a row coupled with continuing strong consumer demand, grape prices continue to increase.• August brought the grape harvest, centered in Fresno.• By the 1880s half the wheat harvest was being exported.• This led to a famine and a delay in the wheat harvest of 2 months.• It was estimated that 20 percent of the grape harvest had been lost. poor/bad harvest• A poor harvest in 842, and the imminence of winter, strengthened their determination.• Briars and thorns grow rank where an army camps. Bad harvests are the sequence of a great war.• Farming methods in this area of Moldavia haven't changed for decades and the primitive machinery has meant poor harvests.• But a succession of bad harvests has sent the price of this most popular bubbly soaring.• In addition, there had been several successive bad harvests, and a phylloxera epidemic which devastated the vineyards.• Then there was a long drought which produced a very poor harvest.• The unfairness lay in the fact that these very poor harvests were mainly the result of natural causes.• And the cycle of bad weather, poor harvests, high prices and malnutrition looked all set to repeat itself. Crops harvest2 ●○○ verb 1. [intransitiveI, transitiveT]TACGROW PLANTS, VEGETABLES ETC to gather crops from the fields 收获，收割 n2 [transitiveT] to take or collect for use, especially to take a part of someone’s body to put into someone else’s body His family has given permission for his organs to be harvested. Examples from the Corpus harvest• Despite increases in yield per acre, that has led to a steady decline in the amount of dates harvested.• Key to the measures is testing for the fungus before each field is harvested.• For Ken Stanier, who's been harvesting apples for 40 years, it's good news.• Cantaloupes needed to be harvested in the Imperial Valley in May.• The group scatters to harvest the guavas.• Once again this autumn, I lost the race with the squirrels to harvest the hazel nuts.• And like the swallows that harvest the thin fields of air, we must become harvesters of ever more intangible fields.• Harvest tip Instead of harvesting the whole cabbage, cut the head leaving a short stump. Old English hærfest |
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